Seek and ye shall find a very nice recipe for Saag panir, vegan-style.

Ask Metafilter is exactly that. You post a question on the site and people will respond with helpful tips, suggestions and links.

A couple of days back someone asked for some vegetarian Indian cooking tips and recipes and amongst the responses the recipe for paneer (Indian fresh cheese) appeared.

Click the Saag Panir pic to view the Vegan Feast Kitchen blog and recipe »

Direct link

Some corporate company websites can actually be useful. No really.
Yes they are there to sell you their product, but they can have some interesting and useful (I’ve already said that) content.

Such as the General Mills brand 8th Continent, who produce (not literally) Soymilk

As well as plugging their product on the website they have some good soymilk recipes.

Example: Pasta with Sweet Beans and Basil “Cream”
The site also has a function where you can email the recipe to a friend or print out the recipe in full page or recipe card size.

This website is offering two free* downloadable (in .PDF format) vegan cookbooks:

Free Vegan (Vegetarian) Cookbooks/Recipes of the VCG

“The Vitalita Culinary Group (VCG) has produced two free, original, on-line, vegan cookbooks (vegetarian/non-dairy e-cookbooks). Over 90% of these recipes are gluten free (no wheat, spelt, kamut, oats, barley, rye, etc.), and therefore suitable for a person who has celiac disease or a person on a non-gluten diet. Many of the recipes are low-fat, and all recipes are nutrient dense. At this point, these two cookbooks contain over 150 original vegan recipes. “

*However… Lower down the page it says:

“These are “shareware” cookbooks. Therefore, similar to shareware software, if you enjoy any of these cookbooks, you are asked to send a $10 contribution (for each cookbook) to show your appreciation. As all proceeds from these cookbooks are donated to Vegan Outreach (a non-profit vegan advocacy/education group).”

But 10 of your capitalistic dollars works out at around £5.28 so still a bit of bargain.

Direct links to the .pdf file format book:

• A Taste Of Vitality (8.2MB)
• Desserts of Vitality (5.3MB)

There are alternative printable text versions which can be found here

New additions to the recipe page. Two of them this time, both of them courtesy of the ScouseVeg Mailing/Discussion List member Steve (stephanos_md).

The first one is for Punjabi Chole, which is chick peas and lot of spices. The second is for a lime-spiked Black Bean Dip. You can find both of these on the Recipe Page

A recipe from the Vegetarian Society’s National Vegetarian Week website » Blind Scouse !

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A yummy dessert for the new recipe - Sticky Toffee Pudding !
Update: Recipe moved to the archive.

This can be served with ice cream or a non dairy option.

A nice recipe for : Vegetarian Paella

A veggie version of a traditional Spanish dish, which is quick to make, plus you can take away or add your choice of ingredients…

Update: Recipe now moved to the Archive